Windstorm damages parts of Kugbo Bus Terminal

Author: Seun OpejobiPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Windstorm damages parts of Kugbo Bus Terminal

A strong windstorm damaged parts of the Kugbo Bus Terminal in the Nyanya area of Abuja. Nyesom Wike's spokesman reported that there were no injuries or vehicle damages. Wike ordered security agencies to maintain order and called for quick repairs to address the storm's damage.

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